Sentence examples for put newspapers from inspiring English sources

BarFry put newspapers in the window, a move long anticipated despite the undeniable talents of its young chef, Josh DeChellis.

Please do not put newspapers on the study tables (the ink on the newspapers easily transfers to other surfaces).

The New Yorker, November 14 , 1925P. 1 Frank Munsey said to have put newspapers on sound economic basis.

The editors' action put newspapers with a combined daily and weekend circulation of more than eight million copies — said to be read by more than one-third of Britain's population of 62 million — on record in favor of substantially toughening the system of self-regulation by the newspapers that has been in place since 1953.

So how should we take the news that Andreessen Horowitz, set up by two of the figures behind the Netscape browser – that "web thing" which helped put newspapers in the calamitous state they're mostly in – is investing $50m in Buzzfeed, the online publisher?

Their opinion, which was delivered to newspapers last month, comes as the government prepares to block amendments to the defamation bill that would put newspapers at risk of having to pay exemplary damages if they failed to give subjects of a story prior notification that they intended to publish.

An American recruitment website has put newspaper reporters on its list of endangered jobs.

Founding Father put newspaper protection in First Amendment, and his support grew a decade later.

We put newspaper down on the tables and then dive in.

Hostesses know to put newspaper underneath Ravelstein's chair at a dinner party.

We put newspaper at the bottom of the kitchen bin, and tip it all into the wheelie bin.